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Kaisenshu Kyoto Yamada Naozoburo 1914-1915 Japan mollusks pictorial works shells Mactra ornata Mactra achatina Yoichiro Hirase Rostellaria fusus Shinbone Tibia Gastropod sea snail sea snails true conchs Shinbone Tibia Spindle Tibia, The illustration features two distinct types of seashells. On the left, a round, smooth shell with a delicate pink interior, presenting a simple yet elegant shape. On the right, a long, spiraled shell characterized by intricate ridges and a pointed tip. Its surface displays a natural gradient of warm hues, showcasing the beauty of marine organisms. The number label

Kaisenshu Kyoto Yamada Naozoburo 1914-1915 Japan mollusks pictorial works shells Mactra ornata Mactra achatina Yoichiro Hirase Rostellaria fusus Shinbone Tibia Gastropod sea snail sea snails true conchs Shinbone Tibia Spindle Tibia, The illustration features two distinct types of seashells. On the left, a round, smooth shell with a delicate pink interior, presenting a simple yet elegant shape. On the right, a long, spiraled shell characterized by intricate ridges and a pointed tip. Its surface displays a natural gradient of warm hues, showcasing the beauty of marine organisms. The number label Stock Photo
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Kaisenshu Kyoto Yamada Naozoburo 1914-1915 Japan mollusks pictorial works shells Mactra ornata Mactra achatina Yoichiro Hirase Rostellaria fusus Shinbone Tibia Gastropod sea snail sea snails true conchs Shinbone Tibia Spindle Tibia, The illustration features two distinct types of seashells. On the left, a round, smooth shell with a delicate pink interior, presenting a simple yet elegant shape. On the right, a long, spiraled shell characterized by intricate ridges and a pointed tip. Its surface displays a natural gradient of warm hues, showcasing the beauty of marine organisms. The number labels beneath each shell indicate their classification, highlighting their scientific significance. The overall aesthetic evokes a sense of fascination with marine life and the diversity found in ocean habitats.